How to grow bluebird flowers

1. Breeding environment

1. Watering: It is not drought-tolerant, so when maintaining and managing it, you should water it less but more often to replenish water and keep it moist. In the hot summer season, in addition to watering, you should also spray more water to increase the humidity.

2. Temperature: It likes to grow in a warm and cool environment, is not resistant to high temperatures, and has poor cold resistance. When maintaining it, it is best to keep it at a temperature between 15 and 25 degrees. In summer, spray more water to cool it down. In winter, take insulation measures to avoid frostbite.

3. Light: It likes a cool environment, but suitable light can promote the development and maturity of pods. Therefore, when caring for it, give it two to four hours of diffuse light every day, and keep it in a cool place for the rest of the time.

2. Precautions

Bluebird flowers are not heat-resistant, so during maintenance, especially during the hot summer season, you must pay attention to cooling, otherwise it will affect its growth and later flowering. In addition, when caring for the plant at home, you should also pay attention to watering the soil thoroughly before potting it, so that the soil's water release and air permeability meet the standards, otherwise it will harm the growth of the rhizomes.